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East African capital with a national park at its doorstep. Nairobi is traffic, towers, and wildlife on the skyline.

Skyscrapers, endless neighbourhoods, and a serious food scene. São Paulo is a huge, intense city that rewards curiosity.

Skyscrapers, dim sum, and harbour views. Hong Kong is 24/7 energy—street markets, hikes on the outskirts, and a skyline that never stops impressing.

Africa’s largest city: music, markets, and nonstop energy. Lagos is chaos and creativity.

The Bund, sci-fi skyscrapers, and a city that never sleeps.

Neon, crossings, and late-night city energy. Shibuya and Shinjuku are the Tokyo you picture in your head.

Big museums, famous landmarks, and neighbourhoods that feel like their own worlds. London is a classic city break—busy, international, and full of things to do.

Neon and tradition in the same block. Temples at dawn, ramen at midnight, and neighbourhoods that each feel like their own city. Tokyo is orderly chaos—safe, clean, and endlessly surprising.

New York City, USA — skyscrapers, neon, and the feeling that something is always happening. Museums, Broadway, neighbourhoods that each have their own character—NYC is energy, diversity, and the promise of the next corner.

Supertrees, domed gardens, and waterfront skyline in a compact city-state.

K-pop, palaces, and street food. Seoul is 24/7—traditional hanok villages, neon districts, and a food scene that runs from bibimbap to late-night fried chicken.

Skyscrapers, harbour, and steep green hills. Hong Kong is vertical intensity and tiny details.

Futuristic skyscrapers facing historic riverfront streets. Shanghai is neon, skyline views, and dense urban life.